America, F*ck Yeah!!!!!!!!!!!! (country, house, rock, American, solo)

Nosmada · 04-13-2008, 03:31 PM

I think, to many generalizations are being made. there are still good people in America. here is a little story, two years ago i was in the states playing baseball, i was playing for a Japanese's university team, traveling through th US playing tournaments. We played a tournament in Kentucky, and one of the teams we played, they were from Alabama, started throwing at the Japaneses kids, and running our catcher. You want to know what their motivation was, Pearl Harbor.

Miltamec Soundsquinaez · 04-13-2008, 03:33 PM

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Originally Posted by Lizzie

Again, your first two points are incredibly stupid and broad generalizations

And you spelled ignorant and 'know' wrong

Again, I have traveled to 46 of the 50 states, and am basing my argument off that. You are probably basing your defense of Americans off of your interaction with those in a very small section of this country, NW Washington, so please don't call me a moron. Your arguments are more generalizing than mine.

sweet_nothing · 04-13-2008, 03:35 PM

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Originally Posted by TheUsed2lguy

Again, I have traveled to 46 of the 50 states, and am basing my argument off that. You are probably basing your defense of Americans off of your interaction with those in a very small section of this country, NW Washington, so please don't call me a moron. Your arguments are more generalizing than mine.

True, lizzie you need to come down South for awhile and see all the red-necks with their confederate flags and bumper stickers on the back of their trucks that say 'the south will rise again'

Predator · 04-13-2008, 03:42 PM

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Originally Posted by TheUsed2lguy

Well, that's understandable with you being from Texas.
I'm actually in Texas right now, and I notice people acting so f*cking macho, that it forced me to make this thread.
Like I said, I love this country, and by the way, RezZ, who would be in a better position to judge how they feel about most people?
Me - a truck driver who has been to every state excluding Maine, North Dakota, Alaska, and Hawaii, or you? I don't know much about you, but trust me, I have been driving over the road for about 2 years, and I am basing this thread off of my experiences with every area of the U.S. Some parts are better than others, without question. I'm sorry to burst all of your bubbles. I'm sure all of you wish you could live your lives, and fantasizing about the way you want things to be, as opposed to the way that they actually are, and never receive any interference from someone like me, but I'm allowed to speak my mind, and until one of the moderators ban me, I will continue to do so.

I have been in the military and was raised in a military family. I have LIVED all over the country and traveled to other countries for 30 years. From my experience the most polite and honest people come from Texas. Never have I felt more welcome and safe then when I lived there. In your whole 2 years driving truck across the country, what areas do you tend to stop in? Mostly not to far from highways? Sticking mostly to metro areas? Of course you have to go through smaller areas to get to the cities, but how often do you stop there? There are plenty of good people in this country, just the same as any other. Your experience must have been different than mine. I could also say that my experience says that truck drivers are all smelly perverts. I can say this because I have worked on a lot of trucks and the drivers tend to smell bad and solo drivers tend to have quite a bit of porn in the cab.

Miltamec Soundsquinaez · 04-13-2008, 03:44 PM

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Originally Posted by Nosmada

I think, to many generalizations are being made. there are still good people in America. here is a little story, two years ago i was in the states playing baseball, i was playing for a Japanese's university team, traveling through th US playing tournaments. We played a tournament in Kentucky, and one of the teams we played, they were from Alabama, started throwing at the Japaneses kids, and running our catcher. You want to know what their motivation was, Pearl Harbor.

I will be sure to censure myself here, and make sure I'm not being too anti-American. I'm just
going off the way I feel about most Americans. You were probably defending most Americans, but I'm glad you can open your eyes and realize that maybe not every American is much like the ones you've met, and Sweet Nothing you're right the South is generally very creepy. By the way, I hope your not defending their actions, or that would be incredibly irrational discrimination, unless they did research before the game, and determined that not only were these Japanese kids somehow related to those who perpetrated the attacks at Pearl Harbor, but also were very proud of them, and would further encourage that type of behavior.
It just goes to show how blind and irrational some Americans hatred of other countries is.

Predator · 04-13-2008, 03:45 PM

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Originally Posted by sweet_nothing

1.Americans are ignorrant and blind
2.They no nothing of current affairs because they're to worried about what celebs are doing
3.This country is ruled by Christian hypocrites

I'm ignorant and blind? What do you know of world affairs?

Wayfarer · 04-13-2008, 03:48 PM

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Originally Posted by sweet_nothing

I hate this country all together, i'm moving to the UK

If you hate your country so much, get involved and at least try to fix it.

sweet_nothing · 04-13-2008, 03:48 PM

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Originally Posted by Predator

I'm ignorant and blind? What do you know of world affairs?

I'm talking abot my generation really. Like this girl in my geography class goes 'Hitler wasn't he like our Jewish president?', no joke.

Lizzie · 04-13-2008, 03:48 PM

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Originally Posted by TheUsed2lguy

Again, I have traveled to 46 of the 50 states, and am basing my argument off that. You are probably basing your defense of Americans off of your interaction with those in a very small section of this country, NW Washington, so please don't call me a moron. Your arguments are more generalizing than mine.

Right, My argument is full of generalizations, mine. Am I the one saying that all Americans are ignorant, dumb, liars? Am I the one basing my whole argument solely on my experiences with people in America, and not taking anything else into account? No, thats you. You are the one being incredibly ignorant and dumb for saying such things about the 300,000,000+ people living in America. Maybe all the people you have met were liars and cheats and everything else, but have you personally met all of the people living in America? Have you talked to them all and learned all about there opinions and views? No, and just because you have been to 46 of the states doesn't mean you can say such thing about a whole entire ****in nation.
You are generalizing, plain and simple

sweet_nothing · 04-13-2008, 03:51 PM

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Originally Posted by Wayfarer

If you hate your country so much, get involved and at least try to fix it.

I'm 16, i can't vote my opinion doesn't matter because i'm still a kid.

04-13-2008, 03:31 PM	#11 (permalink)
Nosmada Holding Back The River Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: Toronto Posts: 240	I think, to many generalizations are being made. there are still good people in America. here is a little story, two years ago i was in the states playing baseball, i was playing for a Japanese's university team, traveling through th US playing tournaments. We played a tournament in Kentucky, and one of the teams we played, they were from Alabama, started throwing at the Japaneses kids, and running our catcher. You want to know what their motivation was, Pearl Harbor.